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Exhibition of Fine Arts

at

St Mary's Church Marshchapel, (Cathedral in the Marsh)

Saturday, July 19th, 2pm to 8.30pm & Sunday, July 20th 11am to 3pm

Well over 400 people attended the 3 -day fine arts exhibition staged by Marshchapel Arts at St Mary's Church.

The work of 57 invited artists was on display at this event, the first exhibition of its kind to be mounted by Marshchapel Arts, and the organisers declare themselves delighted with the quality of the pieces presented.

Additionally in a schools' display 36 paintings and drawings from keystage II pupils at Fulstow, North Cotes and Marshchapel were shown.

The weekend closed with a garden party in a property opposite the church where live music was provided by a quartet from the New Riverside Jazzmen.

When final calculations are made, it is hoped that over 2 thousand pounds will have been raised for the heating fund at St Mary's.

 

Bob Dylan by Gordon Wilson

Winner of the £50 Cobwebs of Louth voucher for best exhibit at Marshchapel Arts 2008 Exhibition (voted by the public)

Followed closely by

            Gordon Wilson           Moonlight Landing

             Pat Fenton                   Misty lane 1

             David Morris              St Mary's West Door

             Bob Armstrong          Red House

             Pat Fenton                   Autumn on the Witham

             David Marsh              Morning Tide

            Gordon Wilson          Stag

             Annemarie Hillam    Galloping Horses

 

 

The overall winning picture from the schools exhibition went to Fulstows' Ruari Ballantyne with a picture of    The Millhouse Restaurant.

Overall runner up was Clare Ballantyne from Fulstow with The Millhouse.

Katie Reeson won the Marshchapel entry with Endeavour.

North Cotes winner Amy Favill painted The Beautiful Meadow

 

 

 

    

 Homecare would like to wish

Marshchapel Arts every success

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